Sentence examples for earliest announcements from inspiring English sources

In the earliest announcements, the term "pilot" was included, but always used loosely, and was later dropped with no public acknowledgment of the change or what it denoted.

This year, we may have a new election night record for earliest announcement of the winners in an off-year following a presidential election.

Nothing in its earlier announcements had prepared markets for the move.

According to earlier announcements by Mr. Heins, RIM is also making a model with a physical keyboard.

Unlike earlier announcements, including one as recently as April, the document makes no mention of fiscal stimulus to help struggling economies.

But this year, with many early announcements for the spring season and successful holdovers from the fall, the crunch has hit earlier than usual.

"Crowded fields force early announcements," said Jennifer Palmieri, an adviser to John Edwards, the former senator from North Carolina who is seeking the Democratic nomination.

The mayor has made early announcements on air quality, which will be a priority area for action alongside housing, economic development, culture and social cohesion.

Since then, WHO began emphasizing trust, early announcements, and transparency.

That follows earlier announcements that it would collect taxes in Portland, Ore . and San Francisco

Based on the firm's earlier announcements, that suggests about four million copies of Halo 4 were sold worldwide over its first 30 days.